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What a beautiful models! All of them! Among all, I liked especially Andy's Buffalo (beautiful "lines of separation" between camouflage colors) and OfficerEd's P-51 red racer.

I agree. It is not a Tamigawa kit, their outlines are not perfect. The only thing I corrected was the width of the propeller blades, and I used resin wheels. All the rest is original from Heller. All markings are from the old Repli-Scale decal sheet #72-1055, "P-51B / D, 357th FG The Yoxford...

It's the old 1/72 scale kit from Heller. I sanded out the propeller blades to reduce its width.

I Agree. And, what about the italians like the Macchi 205? For me the single in-line engine italian fighters (and the german Me-262) are the most elegant and beautiful aircraft of WWII.

Mig 15 ?

Highly generic :-) Beriev Be-4.

Cap. Vick got it rapidly. It was easy, no?

Well, here goes the "what is this" image:

Well, for me the key was the name of the manufacturer, "Republic". And, the Seabee, despite being an antique airplane, is not unknown in Brazil. The RC-3 was used in São Paulo city for some time, for sightseeing rides over the lake of Guarapiranga dam. Some of the history of the RC-3 in Brazil...

RC-3 Seabee

Boeing 377 Stratocruiser (or C-97/KC-97 equivalent)?

And the winner is... Grampa. It's the outrigger wheel of a B-52.

It's not a F-20. This aircraft has two points in common with the Harrier.

It's an aircraft designed in the same era of the Skyhawk, but it is not an A-4.

Not F-5. It's a slightly larger bird.